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Featured Art Exhibitions and Immersive Curation

byCop ShivaExhibitions at gallery in Wilson Garden and venues across BengaluruStarts from35,000 Per SessionView full gallery

I treat the gallery as a stage, not just a room. Here is a glimpse of how I turn spaces into immersive stories where art and audience meet.

This is a photo-performance from my series 'No Longer A Memory', where my mother and I recreate childhood fantasies. For me, curation is about bringing these personal, playful, and powerful stories to life for everyone to experience.

An immersive installation from Archana Hande's 'WEAVING LIGHT'. I believe in transforming spaces. Here, we used light and shadow projected through traditional jacquard loom punch cards to create a magical, shifting landscape that tells a story of craft and technology.

An interactive moment from Clare Arni's 'Southern Stars' exhibition. I love creating shows where visitors are not just viewers but participants. Here, guests could dress up in costumes and become part of a photo studio setup, making their own memories within the exhibition.

Our booth at the Seattle Art Fair, showcasing a curated selection of South Asian artists. Taking these stories to a global stage is a crucial part of my work, connecting diverse artists with new audiences and creating a dialogue across borders.

The energy of an opening night for my solo show, 'No Longer A Memory'. A successful exhibition is also about building a community, bringing people together to talk, reflect, and share in the experience. The gallery truly comes alive with people.

A view of the Jehangir Sabavala exhibition of limited edition serigraphs. My curation also embraces the quiet power of master artists. It's about creating a serene, focused environment that allows the depth and legacy of an artist's work to speak for itself.

A still from Smitha Cariappa's live art performance, 'Seeing is not the same as Looking'. I work with artists across all mediums, including time-based and performance art. These events challenge the traditional gallery format and offer a unique, fleeting experience.

Here I am with curator Joshua Muyiwa during the setup for 'No Longer A Memory'. The curatorial process is a deep collaboration. It involves countless conversations and hands-on work to ensure the artist's vision is realized in the space.

About Featured

When I curate a show at Gallery Sumukha, I do not just hang frames. I look at lighting, flow, and how you move through the space. Whether it is the theatrical setup for a photo-performance or a quiet retrospective for a master artist, the goal is to ensure the art engages you directly. I want the setup to spark questions before you even read the labels.

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